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Social Solar Solcor XVII
Évora, PT
instalment
monthly
term
10 anos
yearly interest
5.6%
risk rating
B-
Solar energy for self-consumption for a social association
Description
This campaign aims to finance a photovoltaic plant for Legado do Caixeiro Alentejano, a nonprofit mutual association that has supported its members and the wider community for nearly a century.
Legado do Caixeiro Alentejano is a non-profit Mutual Association founded on October 15, 1926. The Mutual Association provides support to its members, beyond mutualist services, through a social sector with various facilities such as Kindergarten, Day Centre, Home Care, and Nursing Home.
The contract signed between Solcor Portugal and the association includes the installation of a 74,9 kWp solar photovoltaic system for self-consumption, composed of 128 panels (585W each), two inverters, and a support structure. It will enable the production of over 110 MWh of clean energy per year.
One third of Legado do Caixeiro Alentejano’s energy consumption will come directly from the photovoltaic plant, resulting in a 44% reduction in electricity costs.
The installation and operation of the facilities will be installed and operated by the campaign promotor: Solcor Portugal, a company specializing in the development and operation of solar photovoltaic installations.
The Impact
Direct
Contribution to the decarbonisation of Portugal, avoiding CO2 emissions: With a total production of clean energy of over 110 MWh per year, the solar plant will avoid the emission of about 4,85 tonnes of CO2 per year. This is equivalent to the CO2 absorption of 220 trees.
Cost reduction for the end customer: decentralized energy production through renewable sources, close to the place of consumption, helps to avoid distribution costs, this being the most competitive option. In addition, the company's lower dependence on the national grid makes it less vulnerable to price fluctuations and tax charges.
Indirect
Promoting sustainable business: the project developed for Legado Do Caixeiro Alentejano - Associação Mutualista, is an example of the applicability of solar power for any business, and in this case serves as a benchmark to similar industries, an important step towards sustainability for businesses in Portugal.
Impact Indicators
4.85 T
CO2 avoided per year
110.22 Mwh
clean energy
Contribution to the Sustainable
Development Goals
Sustainable Development Goals
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Financial viability
The project will lead to a significant reduction in Legado do Caixeiro Alentejano’s energy costs. It is hoped that the revenue generated by the contract signed between the promoter and the association will fully support the repayment of the funding from Goparity's investors.
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Guarantees
Loans granted to the promoter SOLCORELIOS II, UNIPESSOAL LDA by investors will have the following guarantees, provided for in the loan agreements associated with the campaign:
- 1st degree pledge of credit rights by SOLCORELIOS II, UNIPESSOAL LDA ("Seller") of amounts receivable under a service contract with its client Legado do Caixeiro Alentejano – Associação Mutualista ("Client") with the following NIF 500877386. The contract was signed on 24/09/2025 and will run for 180 months.
- 1st degree commercial pledge, under Portuguese law, provided by SOLCORELIOS II, UNIPESSOAL LDA of movable assets that are already installed, namely: photovoltaic plant with a power of 74,9 kWp consisting of 128 solar panels (brand Risen, model RSM144-9- 570-595BNDG, capacity 585W), 2 Huawei SUN2000-30KTL-M3 inverters, 1 support structure (Energy Systems Coplanar), 1 monitoring equipment with Huawei Smartdongle internet connectivity, and AC and DC equipment and accessories that were supplied by the company SOLCORACTION, LDA with the following tax identification number 515346306.
The Promoter
About SOLCORELIOS II, UNIPESSOAL LDA
SOLCORACTION LDA, also known as Solcor Portugal, is part of the Solcor Group — a company with Belgian roots, founded in 2014 and active in Portugal, Chile, and Colombia. The group focuses on commercial solar installations and project financing, with over 650 completed projects to date.
Solcor frequently relies on technical guidance from other companies within the group, which are closely connected through shared ownership. Together, their activities span nearly every aspect of the solar photovoltaic market:
- EMAT - a distributor of photovoltaic equipment.
- Nikola - a resilient installer.
- Delta Activos - a company dedicated to solar maintenance.
SOLCORELIOS II, UNIPESSOAL LDA is part of the Solcor Group (a subsidiary of Solcor Portugal), created to develop solar projects for associations and organizations with community involvement or social purposes.
Solcor has been active in Portugal since 2019. Its talented team of 15 professionals has delivered over 200 solar projects nationwide, contributing to the company’s expertise in developing, operating, and financing solar power plants.
Solcor aims to raise energy awareness and support the decarbonization of the economy by building sustainable relationships through positive, simple, and transparent agreements. Based on its performance and financial strength, the company is certified as PME Lider.
Its solar plant at the Caramulo Museum was one of the first collective self-consumption installations in the country.
The team
Steven V Cauwenberge
Founder of the Solcor Group, currently serving as Chief Executive Officer of the Solcor Group. Master’s degree in Business Engineering – Finance from KU Leuven. Master’s degree in Civil Engineering. Postgraduate studies in Investment Analysis at the London School of Economics.
Vincent Vangeel
Master’s degree in Business Engineering – Supply Chain from KU Leuven. Master’s degree in Renewable Energy Engineering from IST in Lisbon and KTH in Stockholm.
Tommaso Mura
Graduated in Energy Engineering from the Polytechnic University of Turin. Master’s degree in Renewable Energy Engineering from IST in Lisbon and KTH in Stockholm.
Business Model
The Solcor Group is primarily active in the development and operation of commercial solar installations. The group has already developed over 650 solar systems for clients across a wide range of sectors and currently manages more than 700 installations.
Its strong growth has been driven largely by the implementation of the ESCO model, in which clients pay for their solar installation using the savings generated — without the need for any upfront investment. Together with its partners, Solcor has invested more than 25 million euros in projects for its clients.
Active since
2019
Fiscal country
PT
Operating In
Portugal
Industry
Energy
Number of Goparity Loans
25
Women Shareholders
No
Website
http://www.solcor.ptUpdates
2025-12-10
Open for investment
This campaign will help avoid the emission of 5 tons of CO2 per year
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Social Solar Solcor XVII
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